4 Best Lebanese Restaurants In Little Tokyo

4 restaurants available nearby

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1. Marouch Restaurant

4.7

Exceptional(257)

Price: Moderate

• Lebanese • Hollywood

Booked 2 times today

Marouch Restaurant in Hollywood, Los Angeles, is a beacon of Lebanese culinary excellence, consistently celebrated for its authentic and mouthwatering dishes. A family-run gem since 1982, Marouch has earned its stripes with accolades such as being named one of LA Weekly's 99 Essential Restaurants. Guests rave about the "tender and flavorful" meats and the "juicy and flavorful" kibbeh, highlighting the authenticity and quality that Marouch brings to every dish. The use of fresh, high-quality ingredients ensures that each meal is not just nourishing but an authentic representation of Lebanese cuisine. As one reviewer put it, it's the "best Lebanese food in town," making Marouch a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Lebanese flavors in LA.

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2. Levant Bistro + Bake Shop

4.8

Exceptional(14)

Price: Moderate

• Lebanese • Silver Lake

Booked 8 times today

Levant Bistro + Bake Shop, nestled in the vibrant Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, offers a Lebanese dining experience that is both authentic and accommodating, especially for those with dietary restrictions. Patrons rave about the "delicious and pristine" Lebanese dishes, emphasizing the restaurant's dedication to gluten-free options without compromising on flavor. A standout dish, the Knafeh, is repeatedly praised for its "life-altering" taste. The restaurant's commitment to organic, non-GMO ingredients and a completely gluten-free menu ensures that every dish is crafted with care, making it a "hidden gem" in the area. Visitors also appreciate the warm, welcoming atmosphere and the "excellent service" provided by attentive staff, making Levant Bistro a top choice for authentic Lebanese cuisine in Los Angeles.

3. Laya Restaurant

5.0

Exceptional(4)

Price: Expensive

• Lebanese • Hollywood

Booked 37 times today

Laya is the latest concept from Sunset Entertainment Group (SEG), pioneers of the Hollywood social scene, responsible for some of LA’s most noteworthy nightclubs of the past three decades, including the Sunset Room, Lure, White Lotus, Le Jardin, Green Door, La Mesa Lounge and more..Laya transports diners to an open-air market, filling the space with earthy, natural materials and handcrafted accents. Top Chef Middle East & North Africa winner, Charbel Hayek brings Middle Eastern cuisine with a California influence to the heart of Hollywood.

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4. Carousel Restaurant

4.7

Exceptional(585)

Price: Moderate

• Lebanese • Glendale

Booked 5 times today

At Carousel Restaurant in Glendale, the vegetarian and vegan offerings are a vibrant celebration of Middle Eastern cuisine. With an extensive array of over 60 meza items, diners can indulge in traditional vegetarian delicacies such as "hummus, falafel, and tabouleh," all perfected from generations-old family recipes. The meticulous supervision of Chef de Cuisine and co-owner Mrs. Rose Tcholakian ensures that each dish showcases the utmost quality and freshness. Guests have praised the "wonderful" vegan options like the moussaka, stuffed grape leaves, and warm pita bread, making it a haven for vegans and vegetarians alike. Carousel provides a "habit-forming journey" into authentic Lebanese culinary traditions, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking exceptional plant-based dining.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Marouch Restaurant

2. Levant Bistro + Bake Shop

3. Laya Restaurant

4. Carousel Restaurant

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